@@Jj-gi2uv Outside topic of video- May I ask your opinion, JJ? ( or really anyone else reading this, this seems to be a somewhat untouched topic) Without compromising the safety of the nation, is/was there no way people with conditions willing to enter the military are legitimately able to do so? People are capable of offering more than many think. Even George Washington and Abe Lincoln were thought to have suffered from chromosomal/testosterone illnesses. These greats that swayed the nation for better were also individuals afflicted. Why deny so many others with chromosomal conditions even a supporting role in the military? I myself was denied because of a condition I was born with. We are a capable people. In your opinion, is it the right thing to do? Is there a better way to do it in your opinion?
@@GentlesirGibbles Research Eugene Sledge en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eugene_Sledge He was accepted into the Marine Corps (famous for taking those rejected from other service branches during WWII) despite the fact that he suffered from a heart murmur and a generally sickly disposition for most of his life. My personal opinion is that if you can hack the training and are not at risk of spontaneously dying from a freak medical condition, you'll go on to do well in whatever branch you choose to serve in.
@@GentlesirGibbles The issue with Skinny Rogers is that he wants to be a combatant; not a pencil pusher, radio operator, medic or interpreter. Skinny Steve would be severe detriment to a WWII unit. He can't carry a wounded man, he will slow down his unit if they're on foot, he probably can't fire a weapon for long or with great control. He wouldn't even make a good meat shield because the bullet would go thru him like rotted timber and kill the other guy.
@JJ look up a guy named Audie Murphy. He was basically Rogers without the super serum. He was rejected by almost every branch except the army. Then recieved the medal of honor and nearly every other medal there is while having to spend the entire war with malaria
@@veryrare8783 Army: Drill Sergeant. Marines: Drill Instructor. Sources: My dad served in the Army and my brother is a Marine. You're welcome. From a Navy veteran.
@Svyatozar Zhezherya Well the Sergeant never said you couldn't remove the joints that held the flag pole in place. So practically everything was permitted,honestly I'm surprised none of the soldiers decided to lift one another to get closer to the flag.
@@vladimir-savage72 They didn't lift each other because they were individually selfish. When they were climbing the rope ladder Steve got caught up and was hanging upside down by his ankle. Hodge saw this, laughed at him and kept going; a leader would have gone back and pulled Steve up. When they were crawling under the barbwire Hodge intentionally kicked the struts to trap Steve to make him look bad; guy had no leadership skills and was not a good person.
the thing about this scene that always sticks with me... "thank you Sir" every single film, littered with those nuanced hints that no matter what, Steve ALWAYS has it in him to be POLITE.
@@justinwright1745 plus, on top of that, he didn't let the sergeant change the rules. There was no time for "you didn't do it right" only "I got the job done, here you go." No second guessing, no letting anyone else go back on their word, just purely "get shit done"
@@shahuraje3547 the year in the movie when cap got that flag was 1941(so the real answer is 79 years) . But this movies was released on 2011 (so other answer is 9)
No matter how poorly he was treated, beaten up, bullied and looked down upon, he never lost faith. Even when granted new strengths and abilities, he never used it to punish those that wronged him.
@TGFMonster111 I realize that, but you can draw real world values from works of fiction. You know, becoming a better person? Also, great character development makes for a better movie.
@@TheStr8tshooter becoming a better person because of a fictional charcter... kid ur life aint a movie and stop thinking everything has a the deepest meaning ever. it makes u seem like a 5 yr old
@TGFMonster111 Given the fact that you have a child’s grasp of the English language, it’s ironic that you call anyone “kid”. Let me break it down so you can understand. A child gets bullied his whole life. Endures hardship, works his ass off to get a 6 figure salary and is much bigger and in better shape than his childhood bullies. He chooses not to brag about it. Do....you....unnnnnnderstaaaaand??
@@TheStr8tshooter ur literally assuming i havent gone through bad things aswell, which i have. and i dont vall anyone a kid, just people who think theyre always right and also think that a fictional character will change someones entire personality. its very clear ur deluded
@@Brett33Makes sense. They’re mostly meatheads filled with adrenaline. Most people like Steve who try to keep up would probably usually quit after the first day. But Steve wouldn’t quit because he genuinely believed in what he was trying to accomplish. He knew what he couldn’t do, but because of that, he knew what he COULD do.
This scene shows that the most important exercise to use your muscles begins long before boot camp. Looking like Mr. Universe means nothing on the battlefield, if you don't know how to use the most important muscle located between your ears.
just because you have asthma doesn't mean you can't keep up, the dependence on medication in a warzone deffo means you can't serve (unfortunately) but many asthmatics are great athletes. David Beckham has asthma, 8% of Olympic athletes in 2010 had asthma. I manage to still run, train muay thai three times a week, go rock climbing and never have any issues besides mild asthma symptoms in Spring and Autumn or maybe the start of summer which is easily controlled with medication (seasons changing and pollen count being the triggers). The difference between chronic asthma and well controlled asthma is quite pronounced and most folks I know with it can exercise and hit average peak flow readings if they look after their asthma properly. That being said, the need to control it is a significant disadvantage. Imagine trying to fill a prescription in Helmand province or being woken up by gunfire and having to find your preventer inhaler or even worse, the reliever inhaler before you put your boots on and wade in, there in lies the rub imo...
@@jasonkelly7951 Yeah, I agree, I have asthma too and I can keep up with enough exercise and effort (Mine was first more chronic then got better control over it overtime). Of course, Steve Rogers has a ton of other medical barriers too from heart problems to high blood pressure to even Scarlett Fever (Dude has a whole list when he was trying to enlist), which does make his actual ability to barely keep up more impressive.
@@jasonkelly7951 Being in good shape dramatically helps keep asthma under control. Then it normally requires more than exercise to trigger it (wind/allergies/cold).
Peggy's face also shows that she liked him even before he became a super soldier she liked him for his personality and what he stood for which makes his sacrifice in the end so much more impactful
@@rijoenpial Yeah that "sealed the deal" but this is the moment where he captured her attention and she started to feel attracted to him because she realized he was different than all the others. It was the first domino so to speak.
Shows you from the very beginning that Steve Rogers wasn't just a soldier that asked to be told where to shoot. He always looked for another way, and THAT'S what makes Captain America so great.
@@spookyblush-speedrunsthat guy's is literally a man protected by god. Like his story is ridiculous and insane that the movie had to remove certain part cause they thought people might think it's an exagerration.
Anyone who says Peggy didn’t like him until he was a beefcake is deluding themselves. Look at her face when he gets the flag; that is when she began planning how to eat that boy alive
I mean most intelligent people, especially at that time period, either became scientists in R&D or just went to a division that focused on the back lines. Hell, in modern days most of the smartest recruits go for either the air force or some sort of armory position. One of which is very likely to keep you very far away from the front lines and the other means you're not the first choice when it comes to making infantry units.
It's less about intelligence and more about ingenuity. Rogers saw that brute forcing the problem didn't work (climbing the pole), so he looked at the problem from another angle. If he couldn't get up to the flag, then he would bring the flag down to him instead.
Imagine 10++ years later with new recruits Drill Sergeant: “Nobody’s got that flag since Captain America himself!” Random cadet: “So you gotta have super strength to get it? Man, it’s hopeless!” Drill Sergeant: *smirks*
@Zain844 Well, it was important to that Project, at the least. I think the good Colonel was willing to give in to the Doctor's insistence because he wanted a Super Soldier with brains, too. He was just being a stubborn old Army man with his ways.
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One small detail I wish they show a little longer was when everybody else was talking and standing around, Cap was organizing all his war strategy books to read. That's why he's the smartest strategically and why all the avengers goto him for leadership. They don't call him the man with the plan for nothing
well, he kinda cheated it. You actually should use the sand around it to get a better grip and make your way up, which even someone relatively weak can do with the right technique. The flag test was always about strategy and smarts. Steve just saw a 3rd option, which is pretty much what his character is all about. He will always aim for the 3rd option. You have Tony suggesting that you can stop Thanos by sacrificing people because otherwise they would die anyway, basically the kill 1 person to save millions of people, while cap instantly says that he doesnt want to trade lives. It was even because of that why he jumped on the grenade. You had people running away, you had people covering people they thought were more important, and you had Steve jump on the grenade.
One thing about Steve here i don't think gets enough credit is despite his medical history which shows a clear weak physical constitution, he still just about keeps up through training. Sure he may be lackluster in performance compared to everyone else but the fact that he actually manages to just about keep up really shows his determination despite his disadvantrages.
That is the fabric a hero is made of. It's not about overpowering your enemy, a tidal wave can do that. It's about your human integrity, courage, ingenuity, generosity. It is a moral concept, not phisical. Ghandi was no less hero than Mac Arthur. You give power to an unworthy person, and what you get is a villain.
Had ROTC in high school, Steve is asthmatic and in my senior year I was recovering from asthma - when I got back into it, commandant gave us 10 laps on an uphill loop; it was hell but at the very least reconditioned my lungs. Have to wonder what kind of hell Steve went through here being asthmatic and having to go through actual military training
That's definitely part of why they pick him. If he's able to keep up with those guys when he's super weak imagine what he'll be able to do with superhuman strength.
17 years ago, someone did exactly what Steve did. Shows intelligence and ingenuity. I bet it's designed that way. The Sergeant likely comes out here every morning and evening to raise and lower the flag, respectfully; always terminally dumbfounded that none of the recruits have figured it out.
@mandellorian ... Ok, maybe not EXACTLY what Steve did, because you're right. You would have to walk it down so it doesn't touch the ground, but pulling the pin was the best solution. Thumbs up for catching that; I'd forgotten that when making the comment.
@mandellorian The point of this scene is to show that not every problem has a straightforward direct solution. You'll need to think outside the box. The Sargeant only said to get the flag, he didn't say by which means. As long as you accomplish the outcome, any means is fair game.
Well, yes, but being worthy requires more than just being willing to sacrifice yourself to save others. Humility is important, as well. Steve was at risk of not having that with his single-handedly saving the 107th prisoners and then his constant successes against Red Skull's facilities. But then he lost Bucky, and then he learned he can't win every cause, every effort. That is what allowed him to be willing to fly the plane into the ice, the realization it was the only play and that attempting anything more would be futile. (When you consider the autopilot likely only allowed changes in altitude, and not heading)
You are wrong, steve became worthy when he matured and stopped arguing with stark all the time. he rose above stark. there is a video on youtube called "when did captain america become worthy" or something like that. its a good video
I love this scene. If you weren’t already immediately cheering for Steve in every scene this is the scene that makes you absolutely love him as a character. I love how he still thanks the drill sergeant too after handing him the flag lol.
Hes actually started last but came up so fucking fast he caught up to black phanter which has op bullshitting power of the black Panther so thats why he came 2nd
Gotta love that about Steve. It's not about how you solve a problem, so as long as the objective or mission is completed. That's a smart soldier right there.
you'd think that crap that guy pulled with intentionally trapping steve under the barbed wire would have gotten him into serious trouble. intentionally sabotaging your comrade in the field like that would have gotten people killed.
Agreed- and he would have refused the jeep ride after securing the flag. Nobody in that type of training would get in a vehicle while the rest of his unit was still running.
@@DonohueTom They weren't a unit, they were being evaluated for a special assignment which they were only going to pick one man for. After the evaluation was over, most of the guys there would probably never see each other again.
i like how all the soldiers look so dumbfounded that they didnt even bother to see if they could lower the flag another way ... they just assumed it meant climb not think .... best show of what actually understanding the instructions means . he said get the flag to him and they ride back ... he didnt say climb ... he said get the flag ...
Dan 7 1. I never said I wanted to 2. What? I’m just surprised that those people who’ve been assholes to Steve the whole time wouldn’t try to take the flag while he was standing there
This is where she first noticed Steve. Why work harder when you can do this the smart way. Steve always at the end being bullied but still gets on going.
@@raitei1213 🎵🎶Take this scrawny soldier And turn him into Captain America!🎶🎵 Edit: I know it doesn't roll off the tongue nicely, but it makes sense and rhymes with "hydra", so...
Him and iron man. I loved seeing cap go from someone who could kick anyone’s ass to someone who won’t just to get things done more efficiently. And iron man became tolerable
Eh, depends on what lesson the drill instructor feels like reinforcing that day and how far along you are in the training. If you're done cutting tall reeds, you start rewarding sharp cookies.
Exactly! Only those who don't know the army would think that the random smart-ass would do that and walk (or get a ride, in the case lol). I served in the army for a year in Brazil, 19th south infantry battalion. A motorized assault infantry, patrolled borders with argentina and uruguay. Thousands of square miles of forests and farms, we caught a lot of bad guys smuggling in and out, all sorts of things. weapons, drugs, money, endangered rare animals... I applied just for 2008.
The best of the best.... they look for smarts as well as strength. If you are smart but not strong enough they will find a place where you can do the best for them. Dumb and strong are easy to come by, smart that's rarer.
Recruits Tony Stark, Hulk, & Thor: "Yes sir! The flag pole will go up your ASS.., we'll get five lap dances at the strip club.., & forget cleaning the toilets as we'll just give everyone a wedgee. STARTING WITH YOU!"
Dead King in Hell I had a similar situation a few years ago. Had a tough job, and was a female. I had to remove a big orange cloth weather vane from a massive pole and just pulling the pin was not allowed. So looking at it I got a plane tug (vehicle to pull Cessnas) and used it to SLOWLY and safely lower the pole down so I could remove the vane and replace it with a new one. When I was done, I used the tug to slowly raise the pole back up. When I was done I was surprised to see everyone looking at me. Including the boss. Clearly this was not what he had in mind. But I did the job safely and did not take long. He gave me a small lecture about “that’s not what the tug was for”. But later I saw one of the other guys copy me!😅 Brains over brawn works almost every time!
wait, so you love senseless violence and abuse? Imagine the scene with reversed genders and think about if you'd still love it. If not then you have a massive bias and should work on that.
@@XpVersusVista he hit her up unnecessarily. He deserved it. Moreover, I personally wouldn’t feel a single bit of pity if a woman in the army got punched by a male because she was unnecessarily trying to make him feel uncomfortable and basically se*ualizing him.
The best bit of that scene is the little half smile of the drill instructor at the end, basically thinking well I've finally found someone who's worthy of my efforts.
This scene proves Steve can curve his mindset and outthink people in away no one can predict, which was also why he was able to come up with "Hail Hydra" the second time he got into the elevator.
That Old camps new recruits are probably scratching their heads on how cap did it ("oh he just jumped really high because his a superhuman or something")
Not really. He cheated. Everyone was told to fall into formation. At this point, the contest is over. Rogers continued the competition after everyone else including himself was told to stop. He then captured the flag, with nobody else trying. He's a cheater that cheated because he was too lazy to run a few miles
Actually most people self impose constraints. They are not dumb, just influenced by their education and upbringing. A lot comes from school when you answer a question technically correctly but the teacher marks you wrong because that isn't the answer they were looking for or you used a different method to get there. "Get me that flag" heavily implies it is supposed to be a challenge. The reward of getting a ride back reinforces that. Pulling the pin and dropping the pole is too easy of a solution, therefor it must not be allowed. That would be cheating. There is even debate in these comments what would really happen in the real military. Some say Rogers would be applauded, some say Rogers would be punished for being a smart ass.
@@ueatallmybeansnibba5602 Because on every single fucking video there's a bunch of cunts making the same jokes over and fucking over again. There's like half a dozen mongs going "hurr durr hold my beers" on this video along. They all need to fuck off.
Cause some people are uneducated dimwits that cant exist outside memes so "stfu" is all their half addled brain can muster with pew pie telling them what they think
If it hadn’t been a time of war and in modern day, Hodge would have been reprimanded and punished for actively and deliberately sabotaging a fellow soldier. This was also one of the main reasons why the doctor didn’t want Hodge to be the first person for the project. You give him that kind of power and he will either join the enemy when it gets tough to continue or he’ll develop a god complex after the war, thinking himself invincible.
@@bananajoe4233 I went to basic, I graduated it, I graduated AIT, I know what I'm talking about. You do NOT call Drill Sergeants sir unless you want to fucking die.
@@MrDragonorpwhat Honor are you talking about exaclty, when we see a guy kicking the beam at 1:31, they don't care about winning with honor, just winning.
I always loved the colonels introduction, immediately you know he trusts Carter which tells the audience she's obviously a great agent with a great track record He praises Carter for punching recruits And puts Hodge in his place
@@igeruswilson2654 Of course he cheated. His drill sergeant gave a direct order to, "fall in, get in formation." He completely ignores this order from a superior officer and goes to get the flag. Meanwhile all the other participants in the game followed the order. This is like running into the end zone after the game is over and everyone has left the field and saying that the touchdown counts. No it doesn't, the game was over.
@@insertnamehere2746 that's Joss Whedon fault. He saw every character as one dimensional besides Tony. Cap becames a grumpy conservative with the mind of a 80 Year old. Thor becames arrogant and violent again, totally ignoring his previous film
Have you ever wondered if perhaps that whole situation is intended? Meaning that in a programmed world it the person who CAN THINK that is usually the most valuable, but also dont forget, that person is also THE MOST FEARED. I think maybe these two clips in question are trying very hard but yet very candlestinely to promote self initiative and actual thinking. And yet, its clear that those who do are also hated and rejected by their common peers. If you think, you definitely stand alone in this world.
1:08 this is why Steve is an amazing leader. Aside from his compassion and able to inspire his comrade's, he's a strategist too as seen here with him reading books about the military and tactics. That's often an overlooked part of Steve he always learns. Like the scene in civil war where they were arguing about the accords. Steve was the only one actually reading the terms of the Soviet accords (as we see in screen).
The reason there was such a rigorous screening process for the super soldier serum is it does not only enhance your physical abilities it also amplifies personality traits. Any trace of instability would be amplified into a full-blown psychosis when the serum was administered
As we see in a much later movie and another guy is given the super soldier who wasn't "bad" but turned arrogant and lazy in a way he did not quite seem to be before.
@@RinJackson Walker is an absolute saint regarding the things he went through unfairly, that the show so desperately attempted to frame him as the bad guy was an absolute shame.
Bianca Alexe - When? Before or after? Actually, thanks to movie magic, both. They digitally replaced a jockey’s face with Evans’. They knew that they had it when the studio people saw the vita-ray sequence and asked how they made the Captain’s actor so big.
“Hey what’s this in this unlocked drawer?” “That’s a sheet of Vibranium. It’s the rarest metal on Earth. That’s all we have. It took several expeditions to remote parts of the arctic where several people died to get that.” “Can I take it into a war zone as my only weapon?” “Sure, want a paint job?”
@@aran_tripathi Technically, Mulan isn't actually a princess. Her family wasn't royalty, and General Li Shang's family wasn't royalty either - nobility, perhaps, but not royalty.
“Rogers I said fall in”
Rogers: “No I don’t think I will”
-Mr. Slade!
-This is such a crock of SHIT!
@@erivam_galdino you and me, kid
Hold my flag
Lol this comment wins
I understood that reference
I like how he doesn't even ask if his little trick counts. He just says "Thank you, sir" and gets in the truck. Confidence.
it does. the sarge said the guy who got him that falg got a ride. He never once said HOW
@@Revkor yea he just said get it. So if they wanted to do something random then it’s ok
@@Revkor exactly. As a wise man once said, “work smarter, not harder”
Well technically he sais just get the flag, never specified how
Little tricks🤣🤣🤣🤣
Considering the fact that Rogers was skinny as bones and had asthma, the fact that he could even keep up is quite frankly amazing.
The skinny dudes are almost always the best runners in my unit, so that’s not much of a surprise
@@Jj-gi2uv Outside topic of video- May I ask your opinion, JJ? ( or really anyone else reading this, this seems to be a somewhat untouched topic)
Without compromising the safety of the nation, is/was there no way people with conditions willing to enter the military are legitimately able to do so? People are capable of offering more than many think. Even George Washington and Abe Lincoln were thought to have suffered from chromosomal/testosterone illnesses.
These greats that swayed the nation for better were also individuals afflicted.
Why deny so many others with chromosomal conditions even a supporting role in the military? I myself was denied because of a condition I was born with. We are a capable people. In your opinion, is it the right thing to do? Is there a better way to do it in your opinion?
@@GentlesirGibbles Research Eugene Sledge en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eugene_Sledge
He was accepted into the Marine Corps (famous for taking those rejected from other service branches during WWII) despite the fact that he suffered from a heart murmur and a generally sickly disposition for most of his life.
My personal opinion is that if you can hack the training and are not at risk of spontaneously dying from a freak medical condition, you'll go on to do well in whatever branch you choose to serve in.
@@GentlesirGibbles The issue with Skinny Rogers is that he wants to be a combatant; not a pencil pusher, radio operator, medic or interpreter. Skinny Steve would be severe detriment to a WWII unit. He can't carry a wounded man, he will slow down his unit if they're on foot, he probably can't fire a weapon for long or with great control. He wouldn't even make a good meat shield because the bullet would go thru him like rotted timber and kill the other guy.
@JJ look up a guy named Audie Murphy. He was basically Rogers without the super serum. He was rejected by almost every branch except the army. Then recieved the medal of honor and nearly every other medal there is while having to spend the entire war with malaria
"We have the best...men." That tiny voice break is impeccable
and they are going to get better...Much Better
And the sideways glance Steve gives him! I can’t help but laugh and cry throughout this whole scene.
Tommy Lee Jones consegue dar um ar engraçado apenas com a pausa na fala, fantástico!
@@conorwellman8592Notice how he literally swallowed his first words before saying that too. 😂
I broke out laughing so hard after he looked at Steve. 🤣
"Nobody has gotten that flag in 17 years!"
Skinny Steve Rogers: "I'm about to end this man's whole career."
Jayden Marvel true
@Jayden Marvel haha thanks
@Jayden Marvel best comment I've seen this year. A few omg's came out my mouth while laughing.
but I’m not a rapper..
Spherical Boss never gets old
Drill Sargeant: NO ONE HAS GOTTEN THAT FLAG IN 17 YEARS
Steve: I’m about to do what’s called a pro gamer move
He isn't a drill sergeant
id say he passed the cobayashimaru-test Kirk style
@@veryrare8783 Army: Drill Sergeant.
Marines: Drill Instructor.
Sources: My dad served in the Army and my brother is a Marine. You're welcome. From a Navy veteran.
Fuck, beat me by 4 days
Big brain
This is literally the best example of “Work smarter not harder”
@Svyatozar Zhezherya
Well the Sergeant never said you couldn't remove the joints that held the flag pole in place. So practically everything was permitted,honestly I'm surprised none of the soldiers decided to lift one another to get closer to the flag.
“Work smarter, not harder” is the correct quote. Scrooge McDuck, Duck Tales.
@@vladimir-savage72 They didn't lift each other because they were individually selfish. When they were climbing the rope ladder Steve got caught up and was hanging upside down by his ankle. Hodge saw this, laughed at him and kept going; a leader would have gone back and pulled Steve up. When they were crawling under the barbwire Hodge intentionally kicked the struts to trap Steve to make him look bad; guy had no leadership skills and was not a good person.
@@lashlarue59, you were being too nice about Hodge. Being mildly nice would be to call him a jerk.
“What is depression like? It’s like drowning, except everyone around you is breathing.”
-Sherry Amatenstein
the thing about this scene that always sticks with me...
"thank you Sir"
every single film, littered with those nuanced hints that no matter what, Steve ALWAYS has it in him to be POLITE.
The thing the sticks with me is he didn't even ask if that counted he just said thank you and proceeded to get in the jeep
"Language,...."
@@conorwellman8592he said anyone who gets the flag. Following instructions is a necessity in the military.
@@justinwright1745 plus, on top of that, he didn't let the sergeant change the rules. There was no time for "you didn't do it right" only "I got the job done, here you go."
No second guessing, no letting anyone else go back on their word, just purely "get shit done"
@@eragonawesome it's not always about using your muscles it's also about using your mind.
Flag poll falls on Steve’s head
*End credits scene roll*
lmao
And that day... the man who would be Captain America died before he even became Captain America.
End credits lol
CKC Vortex directed by Robert b weilde.😂😂
*Buttercup starts playing*
Then: “nobody has gotten that flag in 17 years”
Now: “Nobody has gotten that flag in 79 years
???? It's 79 years boi
@@seabuschan5677 u know what he meant xD
@@papplejooz2137 yep.
Please explain
@@shahuraje3547 the year in the movie when cap got that flag was 1941(so the real answer is 79 years) . But this movies was released on 2011 (so other answer is 9)
No matter how poorly he was treated, beaten up, bullied and looked down upon, he never lost faith. Even when granted new strengths and abilities, he never used it to punish those that wronged him.
its a movie its not irl dont go so deep lmao
@TGFMonster111 I realize that, but you can draw real world values from works of fiction. You know, becoming a better person? Also, great character development makes for a better movie.
@@TheStr8tshooter becoming a better person because of a fictional charcter... kid ur life aint a movie and stop thinking everything has a the deepest meaning ever. it makes u seem like a 5 yr old
@TGFMonster111 Given the fact that you have a child’s grasp of the English language, it’s ironic that you call anyone “kid”. Let me break it down so you can understand. A child gets bullied his whole life. Endures hardship, works his ass off to get a 6 figure salary and is much bigger and in better shape than his childhood bullies. He chooses not to brag about it. Do....you....unnnnnnderstaaaaand??
@@TheStr8tshooter ur literally assuming i havent gone through bad things aswell, which i have. and i dont vall anyone a kid, just people who think theyre always right and also think that a fictional character will change someones entire personality. its very clear ur deluded
The flagpole scene perfectly defines "work smarter, not harder".
"i think i will just cut the wire" - tony stark
And 17 years of recruits couldn't figure that out .
@@Brett33Makes sense. They’re mostly meatheads filled with adrenaline. Most people like Steve who try to keep up would probably usually quit after the first day. But Steve wouldn’t quit because he genuinely believed in what he was trying to accomplish. He knew what he couldn’t do, but because of that, he knew what he COULD do.
Just like the "hail hydra" scene in endgame.
This scene shows that the most important exercise to use your muscles begins long before boot camp. Looking like Mr. Universe means nothing on the battlefield, if you don't know how to use the most important muscle located between your ears.
In the future, as in Shield's early days: "No one has gotten that flag since Captain America himself"
Lol
*and that is before his steroid and drug addiction
@@karungoswami6604
What addiction?! It was one time thing! XD
@@PerfectAlibi1 because people in the military are just known for their political correctness.
@@karungoswami6604 Its more like a special growth serum that augmented him
When I said I have the body of Captain America, I meant this.
Highly underrated comment -- should be at the top.
Haha xD
At 69 likes I see. I would like but I cannot ruin this. Congrats
That’s what you say to get girls?
I have both his skinny and built body lol I did his workouts for 1 year and diet
For an asthmatic, he is surprisingly resilient. Being able to barely keep up with the other soldiers is really impressive
just because you have asthma doesn't mean you can't keep up, the dependence on medication in a warzone deffo means you can't serve (unfortunately) but many asthmatics are great athletes. David Beckham has asthma, 8% of Olympic athletes in 2010 had asthma. I manage to still run, train muay thai three times a week, go rock climbing and never have any issues besides mild asthma symptoms in Spring and Autumn or maybe the start of summer which is easily controlled with medication (seasons changing and pollen count being the triggers). The difference between chronic asthma and well controlled asthma is quite pronounced and most folks I know with it can exercise and hit average peak flow readings if they look after their asthma properly. That being said, the need to control it is a significant disadvantage. Imagine trying to fill a prescription in Helmand province or being woken up by gunfire and having to find your preventer inhaler or even worse, the reliever inhaler before you put your boots on and wade in, there in lies the rub imo...
You know he is Steve Rogers
@@jasonkelly7951 Yeah, I agree, I have asthma too and I can keep up with enough exercise and effort (Mine was first more chronic then got better control over it overtime). Of course, Steve Rogers has a ton of other medical barriers too from heart problems to high blood pressure to even Scarlett Fever (Dude has a whole list when he was trying to enlist), which does make his actual ability to barely keep up more impressive.
@@prestonhong4850 The most decorated US soldier ever was about the same size.
@@jasonkelly7951 Being in good shape dramatically helps keep asthma under control. Then it normally requires more than exercise to trigger it (wind/allergies/cold).
Peggy's face also shows that she liked him even before he became a super soldier she liked him for his personality and what he stood for which makes his sacrifice in the end so much more impactful
I think it was the grenade scene that made her fall for him
@@rijoenpial Yeah that "sealed the deal" but this is the moment where he captured her attention and she started to feel attracted to him because she realized he was different than all the others. It was the first domino so to speak.
She liked the software and then he got a hardware upgrade
That look in that scene to him, she absolutely had plans to gobble up that twig before he went into the beefcake machine
Yep, she looks like a horny bitch.
I think cap's intelligence is often overlooked, especially when he's next to characters like tony, bruce, vision, etc.
Yep, Steve might be smarter than Tony in terms of knowing the physics of the shield.
@@SpFlash1523 he’s a smarter battle strategist but not in terms of science etc
@@AwaisAkhtar_1611 yeah, Tony can develop new weapons for them, Cap tells everyone how to use them in battle
Both Steve and Thor have above average intelligence, but because they don't create murderous AIs every other day it gets overlooked.
@@blueskybelyr very different type of intelligence. They’re battle smart, not science smart like Tony or Shuri
“Nobody has gotten that flag in 17 years”
“NO ONE WAS SMART IN 17 YEARS”
Says a lot about that branch sometimes.
So true!
Maybe she had a thing for cute shota 🤪
Plot twist: she was peggy Carter
It's the army training, yeah they ain't that bright.
"we are going to win this war because we have the best.. men"
0:55
That hesitation is everything to me
Lmfao
"And they are going to get better." Icing on the cake.
Lmao that kills me its so funny 🤣
Q wwmsjjhwht hue jaji
@@akshub "much better" is cherry on top.
Shows you from the very beginning that Steve Rogers wasn't just a soldier that asked to be told where to shoot. He always looked for another way, and THAT'S what makes Captain America so great.
He kind of reminds me of the real soldier Desmond Doss, who refused to fire a gun during his whole service, & still saved many lives.
@@spookyblush-speedrunsthat guy's is literally a man protected by god. Like his story is ridiculous and insane that the movie had to remove certain part cause they thought people might think it's an exagerration.
@@toxincyanide6311 keep god out of it. Let Doss' achievements be his own.
@@spookyblush-speedruns I mean, Doss would literally give credit to God because he is man of God.
Uncle Sam doesn't give two shits about your morals. All he needs is for you to follow orders. That's the real America, not this Hollywood propaganda.
Anyone who says Peggy didn’t like him until he was a beefcake is deluding themselves. Look at her face when he gets the flag; that is when she began planning how to eat that boy alive
"Ara, ara, Steve-kun..."
@@Lorath333 lol
lmao
.....i can smell how wet she was from here lol
Lol
"Nobody's got that flag in 17 years."
Doesn't say much for the intelligence of their recruits, does it?
I mean most intelligent people, especially at that time period, either became scientists in R&D or just went to a division that focused on the back lines.
Hell, in modern days most of the smartest recruits go for either the air force or some sort of armory position. One of which is very likely to keep you very far away from the front lines and the other means you're not the first choice when it comes to making infantry units.
@AKB All Star how many soldiers do you know?
It's less about intelligence and more about ingenuity. Rogers saw that brute forcing the problem didn't work (climbing the pole), so he looked at the problem from another angle. If he couldn't get up to the flag, then he would bring the flag down to him instead.
@@GeorgeCowsert Clearly someone who’s extensive experience with the military is limited to the history channel and video games.
OMG. Captain America is so clever.
At least more than the average audience of the Marvel movies.
"Nobody has gotten that flag in 17 years!"
Skinny Steve Rogers: "hold my CGI"
It wasn't cgi. They did this frame by frame!
What cgi mean?
@@Red-xx4on wtf
@@canyoushutup12 you know what ahegao is but not CGI?
@@kaizoku3996 that's hentai they dont use cgi
I absolutely love that he says 'Thank you sir' THAT is Steve Rogers
Calling a sergeant "sir" is a terrible idea. Especially in basic training.
@@Question2
Pretty sure the military calls any higher ranking officer “sir” or “ma’am” regardless of where they’re at
@@shadowofdread7018 Sergeants are not officers, thats the problem. They would PT you and possibly your whole platoon.
Imagine 10++ years later with new recruits
Drill Sergeant: “Nobody’s got that flag since Captain America himself!”
Random cadet: “So you gotta have super strength to get it? Man, it’s hopeless!”
Drill Sergeant: *smirks*
they don't know the truth
Lmao
Hehehe
He’s not a cadet
Damn ahaha😂
Of course every drill instructor in real life would just say : "Nice try smartass. Now give me 50"
lol
Lmao
@Zain844 Well, it was important to that Project, at the least. I think the good Colonel was willing to give in to the Doctor's insistence because he wanted a Super Soldier with brains, too. He was just being a stubborn old Army man with his ways.
CE NT？
Carlos Ribeiro add a extra 0 to that 50
0:58
"We are going to win this war because we have the best men"
looks at tiny Steve😂😂🤣
🤣😂
😂
I loved the brief pause when he saw Steve
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@@captainbumbum5795 😂
One small detail I wish they show a little longer was when everybody else was talking and standing around, Cap was organizing all his war strategy books to read. That's why he's the smartest strategically and why all the avengers goto him for leadership. They don't call him the man with the plan for nothing
I love how Peggy smiled when Steve figured out the flag test. That was probably the moment she started liking him.
well, he kinda cheated it. You actually should use the sand around it to get a better grip and make your way up, which even someone relatively weak can do with the right technique.
The flag test was always about strategy and smarts. Steve just saw a 3rd option, which is pretty much what his character is all about. He will always aim for the 3rd option. You have Tony suggesting that you can stop Thanos by sacrificing people because otherwise they would die anyway, basically the kill 1 person to save millions of people, while cap instantly says that he doesnt want to trade lives. It was even because of that why he jumped on the grenade. You had people running away, you had people covering people they thought were more important, and you had Steve jump on the grenade.
@@Predated2 we dont need a 200 word essay...
Nah bro More like the moment he came out of the machine ripped asf is when she started liking him😂
Predated O I mean it’s not cheated if he didn’t say he can’t do it lol
malachi areta that’s what I was about to say also lol
One thing about Steve here i don't think gets enough credit is despite his medical history which shows a clear weak physical constitution, he still just about keeps up through training. Sure he may be lackluster in performance compared to everyone else but the fact that he actually manages to just about keep up really shows his determination despite his disadvantrages.
That is the fabric a hero is made of. It's not about overpowering your enemy, a tidal wave can do that. It's about your human integrity, courage, ingenuity, generosity.
It is a moral concept, not phisical.
Ghandi was no less hero than Mac Arthur.
You give power to an unworthy person, and what you get is a villain.
Had ROTC in high school, Steve is asthmatic and in my senior year I was recovering from asthma - when I got back into it, commandant gave us 10 laps on an uphill loop; it was hell but at the very least reconditioned my lungs. Have to wonder what kind of hell Steve went through here being asthmatic and having to go through actual military training
That's definitely part of why they pick him. If he's able to keep up with those guys when he's super weak imagine what he'll be able to do with superhuman strength.
They basically make him Rudy in the first half of this movie
Lies again? Free Nasi Biryani Free Carlsberg
Nobody’s gotten that flag in 17 years
Cap: Hold my protein shake
nah back then he looked like he was the type of guy to say hold my chocolate milk 😂
Hold my inhaler
Got you Kwame
Kwame Braithwaite dang😂
@@marauderdz LMFAO
17 years ago, someone did exactly what Steve did. Shows intelligence and ingenuity. I bet it's designed that way. The Sergeant likely comes out here every morning and evening to raise and lower the flag, respectfully; always terminally dumbfounded that none of the recruits have figured it out.
I wonder who did that 17 years ago
@mandellorian ... Ok, maybe not EXACTLY what Steve did, because you're right. You would have to walk it down so it doesn't touch the ground, but pulling the pin was the best solution. Thumbs up for catching that; I'd forgotten that when making the comment.
@mandellorian The point of this scene is to show that not every problem has a straightforward direct solution. You'll need to think outside the box. The Sargeant only said to get the flag, he didn't say by which means. As long as you accomplish the outcome, any means is fair game.
@mandellorian That’s actually the country flag, any other flag is fine
@mandellorian It's just a flag, & even in the army they don't adhere to this supposed 'rule'. Credit: I was in the Army.
As soon as he jumped on the grenade to sacrifice himself, he became worthy of mjolnir.
Well, yes, but being worthy requires more than just being willing to sacrifice yourself to save others. Humility is important, as well. Steve was at risk of not having that with his single-handedly saving the 107th prisoners and then his constant successes against Red Skull's facilities. But then he lost Bucky, and then he learned he can't win every cause, every effort. That is what allowed him to be willing to fly the plane into the ice, the realization it was the only play and that attempting anything more would be futile. (When you consider the autopilot likely only allowed changes in altitude, and not heading)
@@samsonguy10k i don't know much about marvel since im a new fan.
So guess basically this whole "Worthy" thing is getting the potential of become an Einherjar
You are wrong, steve became worthy when he matured and stopped arguing with stark all the time. he rose above stark. there is a video on youtube called "when did captain america become worthy" or something like that. its a good video
ua-cam.com/video/6vD7JWUJrGo/v-deo.html here it is
"We are gna win this war because we got the best men"
*Looks at Steve*
"And they will get better"
Thanks for explaining the premise of the joke.
@@jasonluevano7477 you're welcome
Evan Huang
much better
well that man didnt know what this skinny boy is going to change the world
That's the funniest part 😂🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Nobody:
Steve:. *modern problems require modern solutions*
Exactly
outstanding move
Well I guess... WWII problems
yap
Steve: I can solve this all day
Peggy looks like, "I don't care if this super soldier thing works, I'm gonna ride this little man till he breaks in half."
Bruh
"I am gonna rock his four-foot world"
I was the 69th like
I never thought I'd see smutty fan fiction here.
Breaking the army cot.lol
I love this scene. If you weren’t already immediately cheering for Steve in every scene this is the scene that makes you absolutely love him as a character. I love how he still thanks the drill sergeant too after handing him the flag lol.
ua-cam.com/video/wtbcaWnybzs/v-deo.html .
This just shows Steve's ingenuity and his ability to rationally think under stressful situations
GODDAMNIT YOU ARE EVERYWHERE WHAT THE HELL
“Meet again”
You're God Damn Right!
hi, youre everywhere
Bruh... You again!?
Thor: No one can lift mjolnir but me
Steve: Hold my beer
Thor: Drinks the beer
Vision: Hold my synthetic amigdala
ok you caught me off guard
ANOTHER (smashes the mug)
use these **
And start playing Fortnite trashtalking N00bMaster69
He proved he could think and problem solve while under stress. I loved this scene!
Who'd thought this guy will be swinging thor's hammer into Thanos face?
Not me
@@bluegazer9842 🤦♂️
Hey ryder!! I thought you were dead😂
Nobody, because u hadn't known Thanos yet.
@@fastcar544 I'ma MufCkn Genius.
Ninja Style
“last in line during Basic Training Excercise, First in Line in the Battle of Wakanda!”
*2nd in line during the battle of wakanda
Black panther beat him by 0.0123456789 second
@@xxxSilentNinjAxxx1 because he has an advanced suit
Hes actually started last but came up so fucking fast he caught up to black phanter which has op bullshitting power of the black Panther so thats why he came 2nd
@@zappymitts9806
It's nothing to do with the suit, it's the herb.
**Steve Gives him the flag**
Him: Am I a joke to you?
Nice that tells you don't know the name of 'him'
@@captainlevi342 They didn't specify his name.
Take my flag
*african accent*
Steve: yes... yes u are a joke to me. And in years I'm gonna save the world
Gotta love that about Steve. It's not about how you solve a problem, so as long as the objective or mission is completed. That's a smart soldier right there.
you'd think that crap that guy pulled with intentionally trapping steve under the barbed wire would have gotten him into serious trouble. intentionally sabotaging your comrade in the field like that would have gotten people killed.
It was the forties: a different time. Bullying was non-existent.
Oh, wait a minute......
Woulda got his ass fragged...
Agreed- and he would have refused the jeep ride after securing the flag. Nobody in that type of training would get in a vehicle while the rest of his unit was still running.
@@DonohueTom uhh what?
@@DonohueTom They weren't a unit, they were being evaluated for a special assignment which they were only going to pick one man for. After the evaluation was over, most of the guys there would probably never see each other again.
I love how the drill instructor keeps looking at the flag after Steve hands it to him like WTF?!
Funniest reaction ever. XD
He said get the flag, he didn't say how!😂👌✨
Army drill sergeant. United States Marines have Drill Instructors.
i like how all the soldiers look so dumbfounded that they didnt even bother to see if they could lower the flag another way ... they just assumed it meant climb not think .... best show of what actually understanding the instructions means
.
he said get the flag to him and they ride back ... he didnt say climb ... he said get the flag ...
Drill Sergeant: Ok, 17 years and NO ONE even think getting the flag in that way...
I’m surprised no one ran down there and took the flag
That's what I was thinking. It seems very unlikely that every single soldier was in shock and awe for 10 seconds.
They were too busy picking up their jaws.
Yeah
@@Heart2HeartBooks thats what i wanted to say haha
Dan 7
1. I never said I wanted to
2. What? I’m just surprised that those people who’ve been assholes to Steve the whole time wouldn’t try to take the flag while he was standing there
This is where she first noticed Steve. Why work harder when you can do this the smart way. Steve always at the end being bullied but still gets on going.
* *Starts singing "I'll make a man out of you"* *
Let’s get down to business
To defeat Hydra
@@raitei1213
🎵🎶Take this scrawny soldier
And turn him into Captain America!🎶🎵
Edit: I know it doesn't roll off the tongue nicely, but it makes sense and rhymes with "hydra", so...
Mulan's version is chopping the pole down lol
Ahabahahab
@@thepurplehawk4907 🎵Cut down that pole~.
Like no one ever has~.
(Ik mine sucks too 😂)
The most well-developed character in the avengers franchise.
Him and iron man. I loved seeing cap go from someone who could kick anyone’s ass to someone who won’t just to get things done more efficiently. And iron man became tolerable
Thanos
@@panafaumuina5969 what?!??
Yeah, so much developed that he lifter mjolnir
Not really mate. He was always pretty much the way he is so he doesn’t really have character development
“Nobody has gotten that flag in 17 years”
Steve Rogers: “Hold my beer!”
Thor: Ok. Let me hold it
Lol
Why do i kept seeing this profile
@@markn.7914 MaximillianMus. Search him up.
You mean "hold my shield"?
Im 52, and out of all the Captain America's, this is the best one.
Actual army: "You some kind of wise guy, private? Put the goddamn pole back up, then five extra laps, then clean every goddamn toilet in the camp!"
Eh, depends on what lesson the drill instructor feels like reinforcing that day and how far along you are in the training. If you're done cutting tall reeds, you start rewarding sharp cookies.
Exactly! Only those who don't know the army would think that the random smart-ass would do that and walk (or get a ride, in the case lol). I served in the army for a year in Brazil, 19th south infantry battalion. A motorized assault infantry, patrolled borders with argentina and uruguay.
Thousands of square miles of forests and farms, we caught a lot of bad guys smuggling in and out, all sorts of things. weapons, drugs, money, endangered rare animals... I applied just for 2008.
The best of the best.... they look for smarts as well as strength. If you are smart but not strong enough they will find a place where you can do the best for them. Dumb and strong are easy to come by, smart that's rarer.
Recruits Tony Stark, Hulk, & Thor: "Yes sir! The flag pole will go up your ASS.., we'll get five lap dances at the strip club.., & forget cleaning the toilets as we'll just give everyone a wedgee. STARTING WITH YOU!"
In the Army and Air Force, they are not called toilets…they are called latrines. In the Navy and Marines, they are called the head.
Commander: Nobody has got that flag down in 17 years
Skinny, asthmatic little guy: Imma put an end to that flag's whole career
Dead King in Hell
I had a similar situation a few years ago. Had a tough job, and was a female.
I had to remove a big orange cloth weather vane from a massive pole and just pulling the pin was not allowed.
So looking at it I got a plane tug (vehicle to pull Cessnas) and used it to SLOWLY and safely lower the pole down so I could remove the vane and replace it with a new one.
When I was done, I used the tug to slowly raise the pole back up.
When I was done I was surprised to see everyone looking at me. Including the boss.
Clearly this was not what he had in mind. But I did the job safely and did not take long.
He gave me a small lecture about “that’s not what the tug was for”.
But later I saw one of the other guys copy me!😅
Brains over brawn works almost every time!
@@equarg You shouldn't say that you are a female. It sounds very sexist in this comment especially the way you put it.
@@equarg Are you no longer a female? "and was a female." hmmmmm
@@SoakieCat i was also thinking same
@@siddharth2796 a few years ago he was once a woman
from peggy punching the solider to steve getting the flag, i love this scene
It's one of the best.
wait, so you love senseless violence and abuse? Imagine the scene with reversed genders and think about if you'd still love it. If not then you have a massive bias and should work on that.
@@XpVersusVista he hit her up unnecessarily. He deserved it. Moreover, I personally wouldn’t feel a single bit of pity if a woman in the army got punched by a male because she was unnecessarily trying to make him feel uncomfortable and basically se*ualizing him.
Breaking in the new recruets Carter? Oneley those that need it.
@@like_euphoria still not a excuse to hit him. And if a guy did that he would definitely be in trouble for that. I mean just imagine if he hit back 😂
Steve might've been scrawny but he had the biggest heart of all even before he became Captain America.
Steve Rogers in 1940s - tries his best to get into the army
Steve Rogers in 2023- "AVENGERS ASSEMBLE!!"
I know what triangle nose means 👀
@@mathiyanz I don't
@@agupta9097 GOTG 2. It's what Ego calls Rocket at the campfire.
Triangle Nose Mr Rogers has come along way
Leader of inter-galactic army
"Nobody has gotten that flag in 17 years”
The guy named Nobody:
"Yeah it took me that long but it was worth it."
dang
@Dante King Welcome to the Anus Secret Syndicate (ASS), Gay Lord
Unfunny as hell.
@@captainobvious7165 banana
More than that, the "nobody" in that squad got it.
2:44
Peggy Carter: And kids, that’s how I fell in love with your father
*cringe lvl 100*
Miss Marvel
“So dad’s technically 81 years older than you?”
Sabina yeasmin bangla song
Jonathan Maderos not anymore
Bet you smiled
The best bit of that scene is the little half smile of the drill instructor at the end, basically thinking well I've finally found someone who's worthy of my efforts.
This scene proves Steve can curve his mindset and outthink people in away no one can predict, which was also why he was able to come up with "Hail Hydra" the second time he got into the elevator.
Nice observation
Im Glad Captain America fulfilled his Dance Promise
Yeah, me too think like you, , and Agent Catar ! They deserved
This was heartwarming to see that..
Hold my mjolnir
Ayyyy
I guess he is captain thunder now he brought the mjolnir
I bet the new line is
“No ones got that flag since Captain America!”
That Old camps new recruits are probably scratching their heads on how cap did it ("oh he just jumped really high because his a superhuman or something")
@@forickgrimaldus8301 lmao
Confused army recruits still confused how Cap got that damn flag. Probably thought he used Mjolnir or something.
if i'm not mistake, that camp have been abandoned long ago and been wiped out by Hydra boom in Winter soldier when Cap and BlackWidow came there.
Had a drill sergeant tell me "2%, if you're 2% smarter than what you're working on/with you'll go a long ways in life"
Stuck with me to this day.
Anyone else getting all these Avegners clips after watching Endgame?
Yeah mate 👍
Yup my whole reccomended list has been past mcu clips
It was posted five days ago
Yeah
Me
I'm so glad he got the life he deserves with peggy
Man spoilers
Under Descrobed if you haven’t seen it yet you deserve to get spoilt
It’s been out for a week now
@@notthatguy7578 still some people can't see it opening week
And I’m just here thinking did he have kids?
0:57 LMAO i love how he pauses before he says "men". Such good acting.
Tom Pham I think they’re censoring the word “f*cking”
@@tungnguyennn lol no
He doesn‘t pause, the word „fucking“ is censored
Good writing not good acting
I was about to comment that 😃
This was my favourite of all the Captain America films. Steve Rogers had character.
A real sergeant would of said:
"Nice job smartass, now drop and give me 50"
Yeah that shit wouldn't have flied in a real situation lol
@@Ivan-fz3gp ikr
It's their fault for not specifying lol
@@sirbirbton yeah
@@sirbirbton nah thats not how it works
2:55
Me :
When I answered a question in my school in front of my crush 😂
Please don't spam
@@chris-co6nk how is he spamming
Well, his comments are different for every video. So i wouldn't say it as a spam.
Indians always talking about crushes but never have girlfriends
@@Chadowgon5 :(
Work smarter, not harder😉 Thank you sir😆
Nina Testman Jawohl.
Not really. He cheated. Everyone was told to fall into formation. At this point, the contest is over. Rogers continued the competition after everyone else including himself was told to stop. He then captured the flag, with nobody else trying. He's a cheater that cheated because he was too lazy to run a few miles
Alex H He was physically unfit when born you inconsiderate arsehat.
@@zlatko8051 That doesn't excuse him for being a cheater
@@alexh8613 r/woosh over the importance of this scene but ok
That side eye Steve gives Colonel Phillips is just GOLD! 🤣🤣
More like "nobody used his head in 17 years"
Their*
@Russian Bias not in WW2
@Russian Bias PC cringe
I doubt anyone had the balls to do that and be a smartass.
Actually most people self impose constraints. They are not dumb, just influenced by their education and upbringing. A lot comes from school when you answer a question technically correctly but the teacher marks you wrong because that isn't the answer they were looking for or you used a different method to get there.
"Get me that flag" heavily implies it is supposed to be a challenge. The reward of getting a ride back reinforces that. Pulling the pin and dropping the pole is too easy of a solution, therefor it must not be allowed. That would be cheating. There is even debate in these comments what would really happen in the real military. Some say Rogers would be applauded, some say Rogers would be punished for being a smart ass.
"No body has gotten that flag from 17 years.."
3 seconds later..
Steve rogers: Hold your flag..
lol
Ban me stfu
@@kresant1507 And may I ask why you typed this?
@@ueatallmybeansnibba5602 Because on every single fucking video there's a bunch of cunts making the same jokes over and fucking over again. There's like half a dozen mongs going "hurr durr hold my beers" on this video along.
They all need to fuck off.
Cause some people are uneducated dimwits that cant exist outside memes so "stfu" is all their half addled brain can muster with pew pie telling them what they think
Thor: *'I've got more muscle so technically more brain'*
Eh... in a certain manner... that wouldn't quite be _wrong,_ per say.
i understood that reference
Brain is mostly fat. So, techincally, Endgame Thor is the smartest.
@@felipeuseche332 fat and nerves
@@felipeuseche332 S M O R T
If it hadn’t been a time of war and in modern day, Hodge would have been reprimanded and punished for actively and deliberately sabotaging a fellow soldier. This was also one of the main reasons why the doctor didn’t want Hodge to be the first person for the project. You give him that kind of power and he will either join the enemy when it gets tough to continue or he’ll develop a god complex after the war, thinking himself invincible.
This dude seriously went “thank you sir”
That's called military discipline.
That drill instructor didn't have to let it fly you'd thank him to
@@JoshplayerX hes a Drill Sergeant, not a sir. Only officers are called sir.
@@MobileBytesTV no?
@@bananajoe4233
I went to basic, I graduated it, I graduated AIT, I know what I'm talking about. You do NOT call Drill Sergeants sir unless you want to fucking die.
Imagine if he drops the pole some one else swoops in to grab the flag😂😂😂
I.JALLOW Ninj0 that’s what I always think about when I see this part.
@@Echo556_ no one will do it, he won it fair and square, taking that flag like that means no honor.
I'd do that
Cuz ur in military dude.
@@MrDragonorpwhat Honor are you talking about exaclty, when we see a guy kicking the beam at 1:31, they don't care about winning with honor, just winning.
Gotta love his total confidence. Just straight up gets on the car without saying a word. What a chad
He actually said three words; 'Thank you sir.'
How exactly does this make him entitled?
He had the Chad mindset, just needed the grindset
"nobody got that flag for 17 years"
me:"must have the dumbest soldiers until rogers arrive took them 17 years"
I always loved the colonels introduction, immediately you know he trusts Carter which tells the audience she's obviously a great agent with a great track record
He praises Carter for punching recruits
And puts Hodge in his place
he doesn't praise her, he just acknowledges that she is doing it. I see you are breaking them is, is way different than way to break them in
@@royce9018 I think the premise is the same
@@royce9018 “I can see you are breaking in the candidates, that’s good!” Sounds like praising
@@famguy218 There absolutely no doubt in his mind that Hodges did; in fact, deserved to get punched for his behavior.
@@royce9018 "That's good" is more than tacit approal
"Nobody has gotten that flag in 17yrs"
20 seconds later...
Skinny Steve: "Take your boring flag, I need my ride"
And Peggy falls in love.
now steve has lived his dream life pegging peggy
Dark Knight Lmao
He cheated to get the flag, just like he cheated on Peggy
Alex H what? He didn’t cheat, he just had to get the flag, didn’t say how lmao. Technically, they weren’t dating either.
@@igeruswilson2654 Of course he cheated. His drill sergeant gave a direct order to, "fall in, get in formation." He completely ignores this order from a superior officer and goes to get the flag. Meanwhile all the other participants in the game followed the order. This is like running into the end zone after the game is over and everyone has left the field and saying that the touchdown counts. No it doesn't, the game was over.
SPOILER
Captain America 1: Captured the flag.
Endgame: Captured Mjolnir.
Remember to use ENDGAME SPOILERS
@@haviic6952 nah they lifted the ban so its not his fault if they haven't seen the movie
John Cassidy 🤪🤪🤪yeaaaaaaaa
Josue Palomares yeah you are right but he also did use Endgame spoilers
@@haviic6952 shortly after his comment I edited mine.
Can we also appreciate that Peggy's form was flawless when she dropped Hodge - she can throw a proper punch.
"Nobody has gotten that flag in 17 years!"
Steve: Hold my Pedialyte
I want to know who was the one who bring it down 17years back
@@rounak471 Now you have me thinking XD
Pedialyte,sounds like something a pedophile uses to find little kids in the dark.
I wonder who got the flag
rounak yeah same
Tony: I think id just cut the wire.
Steve: Always a way out, huh?
"Steve finds the way out for the flag"
I'm pretty sure that line is meant to refer to self sacrifice risking everything for the sake of others.
To be fair Avengers 1 was not abgood movie for Cap as it kinda didnt pay attention to the other parts of his character shown in Cap TFA
@@insertnamehere2746 that's Joss Whedon fault. He saw every character as one dimensional besides Tony.
Cap becames a grumpy conservative with the mind of a 80 Year old.
Thor becames arrogant and violent again, totally ignoring his previous film
@@cachorrao0703 Alain?
@@zaeya_bw again
This reminds me of the scene in Men in Black when he drags the table across the room to write on. Being able to think outside the box.
David! That my thought, also! Great minds!!😁
MIB is good too.
David conway
And BOTH movies had Tommy Lee Jones in the cast!
Kay: Agent Jay, this is agent S. Our finest men in black.
Jay: Weren't you Captain America?
Steve: Son, just don't.
Have you ever wondered if perhaps that whole situation is intended? Meaning that in a programmed world it the person who CAN THINK that is usually the most valuable, but also dont forget, that person is also THE MOST FEARED.
I think maybe these two clips in question are trying very hard but yet very candlestinely to promote self initiative and actual thinking. And yet, its clear that those who do are also hated and rejected by their common peers. If you think, you definitely stand alone in this world.
1:08 this is why Steve is an amazing leader. Aside from his compassion and able to inspire his comrade's, he's a strategist too as seen here with him reading books about the military and tactics. That's often an overlooked part of Steve he always learns. Like the scene in civil war where they were arguing about the accords. Steve was the only one actually reading the terms of the Soviet accords (as we see in screen).
Have a merry Christmas ✝️
This is like that scene in Mulan, minus the part about actually managing to climb to the top of the pole through hard work and perseverance.
*music with jackie chan singing slowly blends in*
@@Empika And she was the only one who eventually realized what Shan means when he said you needed discipline and strength to reach the arrow,
I guess work smarter, not harder
Honestly the first time I've seen this scene i thought it would have been something like that 😂
Luckily I was wrong
It's more of a point that Steve had the courage and ingenuity to be a superhero before the serum.
The reason there was such a rigorous screening process for the super soldier serum is it does not only enhance your physical abilities it also amplifies personality traits.
Any trace of instability would be amplified into a full-blown psychosis when the serum was administered
So bad that it will manifest by turning your head into a red skull.
Or in simple terms its an Upgrade as in it doesn't change the software completely but simply "enhances" it
As we see in a much later movie and another guy is given the super soldier who wasn't "bad" but turned arrogant and lazy in a way he did not quite seem to be before.
@@suzannehartmann946 You referring to John Walker?
@@RinJackson Walker is an absolute saint regarding the things he went through unfairly, that the show so desperately attempted to frame him as the bad guy was an absolute shame.
When I first saw the movie I’ve never seen Chris Evans before and I thought that’s what he actually looks like in real life! 😂
Bianca Alexe - When? Before or after?
Actually, thanks to movie magic, both. They digitally replaced a jockey’s face with Evans’.
They knew that they had it when the studio people saw the vita-ray sequence and asked how they made the Captain’s actor so big.
Egilhelmson Before the soldier serum transformation
Before that he looked like Johnny Storm the Human Torch ua-cam.com/video/LrEZ0byUInI/v-deo.html
Same here :)
tragic
Cap had the best character arc ever!!!
Drill sergeant: NO ONE HAS GOTTEN THAT FLAG IN 17 YEAR
Steve Rogers: hold my sandwich
Maybe "Hold my inhaler."
@@AlinaTowers lmao
Hold my flag !
Someone get this kid a sandwich
@@AlinaTowers more like hold my cigarette lol (the 40s were wack yo)
skinny steve rodgers was worthy of holding mjolnir
Mjonier would have crushed him
captain america vs iron man ua-cam.com/video/u0dD4mXkAlg/v-deo.html
lol no
xandercorp Why not?
He was worthy the entire time because he's genuine and is willing to put his life on the line with no hesitation.
From a garbage cover to a steel shield into the vibranium shield
“Hey what’s this in this unlocked drawer?”
“That’s a sheet of Vibranium. It’s the rarest metal on Earth. That’s all we have. It took several expeditions to remote parts of the arctic where several people died to get that.”
“Can I take it into a war zone as my only weapon?”
“Sure, want a paint job?”
@@pretzelbomb6105 meanwhile in wakanda
@@pretzelbomb6105 lmao
Don't forget the car door
Blue Flash And to Wielding a God’s Hammer
Tommy Lee Jones is a fantastic actor. He didn’t have much scenes but he made every line he says count.
We Are Going To Win This War Because We Have The Best... *glances at Steve* ...men.
aaaaaand because they are going to get better
@@girl-xk2db much much better ...
That visible pause! You can just hear him thinking "oh what the hell is this? Who let a boy scout come here?"
Anyone else have flashbacks to Mulan “Make a Man out of You?”
no Disney princesses are lame
Yeah, I kinda did.
@@aran_tripathi Technically, Mulan isn't actually a princess. Her family wasn't royalty, and General Li Shang's family wasn't royalty either - nobility, perhaps, but not royalty.
Yep
@@aran_tripathi no they aint u just boring
It's about BRAIN not MUSCLE dude.
Oh, it's about both. Yep.
Big dumb ox is just a bullet magnet.
The brain is a muscle
@@__-ng4ij oh come on you get what he meant
@@ntvm4749 yeah, but I like doing this
Brain is also a Muscle!
Peggy's smile explained everything lol